Stock Market Recovers as Strong Favorites Lead Gains
Stock market quotes show a cautious recovery with favorites advancing one to three points. Active trading after a quiet start, though occasional slowdowns, with rails wavering on a failed disbursement prediction for Santa Fe. Key bidders include U S Steel, General Motors, North Pacific, Anaconda, Paramount, Goodyear, and Warner Bros amid mixed sentiment and yearend dividend expectations.
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York
Poakas
Iatucrals
Rails
General Motors
St. Paul
Anaconda
Kennecost
Phelps Wedge
Goodyear
Montgomery Ward
Douglas Airesatt
Glenn Marlin
Woolwostis
Exsimian Kodak
Oliver Corp
Internations Harvester
Allied Chemical
Allerhaay Taullouy Allied, Chemical
Allis Chalmers
Taco Us
Anacorils
Armour & Mf
ALBUS
Haldwin Lace
Boadix Avindon
Meet Foods
Oty Oh Bethishen
Boeing Air
Art Borden Go
Bors Warner
Uia
Cy & Eels
Janidian Pacula
Caen J 1 & Co
Ty Colanese Cary
Hes & Chio
Curtis
del & Hudson
Jones & Laughlin Ag Ie
Alts
Kresge
Libby, Mc & Libby
Myers
Lackhees
Loew's
Adh
Mxi-Mack Truc
Mamine-Mid Corp
Peretically
Martin
Menands Marketes
Vecertay
Oye
Nat Dairy
Bru Am O Nat Distillers
Mite Dubben
Otis Elevator
Exeartic
Tia
Ohio Oil
Aw Frenne
Eax
Lee
Dos
Lettarg
Hattams
Packard Motors
le Sona
BUDE
Pam Amer Corps
Eho Pennsylvania
Buaghs
Peps-Coluce Gry
Tarships
Tataturs
T Phillips Petra
Fuuenohes
Oneia Em In Public Service Ag
Shurater
Tg i
Pailman Coast
Wubuara
Pure Oil
Sandy
Kekna Press Steel Cay
Radio Corpé
Baidaan
Keith
Amesit
Rem-Rand ‘Kaodo Inidad Creeninge
Republic Steel
Reynolds
Coneymen
Southern Railway Az
Aire Wits
Bebe
Veerty Corp
Audebaker
Union Carbide
Enlon Panitis
Init
Cours
Unite
Cnn
United Fruit i
United Gus
Carena
Weal Ale
Ba Bala
Willys Overtlund
Woulworth
Young Sheet & Tube
New York OPA Price Caps for Flour Butter and Milk
The bulletin lists steady flour and corn meal prices with Osage, Rye, and soft winter varieties, plus butter firm prices and maximum creameries prices set by OPA for new cartons. It notes subsidized delivery to New York creameries and distinguishes quality grades and premiums on butter and dairy products.
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OPA
New York
Creamery
Firat
Birthday party guests listed in local society notes
Surprise birthday guests Nettie Danks of 105 George Street Green Island and Mrs William Scarf of Mallywood Cal honored a party at niece Mies Jean Ruhtz Latham. Refreshments featured pink and white decor with two centerpiece cakes. About 20 attendees noted.
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Nettie, Danks
George Street
Green Island
Brrs
William Scarf
Mallywood
Cal
Mies Jean Ruhtz
Latham
Social Events Miss Bezjian Married in Cohoes
Miss Bezjian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H. Bezjian, wed Capt. Henry Nofal at SS Bernvn's Church Cohoes with Rev Willie Brenan officiating. The matron of honor was Mrs. Henry Kalnyjion and the best man was Alfred Nofal. A reception followed at The Hendrick hotel. The couple then planned travel and a return to civilian life after his service.
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Mix Rose Dezjian
Jacob H. Beejian
Troy
Henry Noful
Harry Nofnal
Cohoes
Willie Brenan
Mra
Hiery Kalnyjion
Alfred Nofal
Dr Titus Weds Rev Homer Titus in Schenectady
Mrs Belva Barrows of Port Henry married Sunday to Rev Homer F Titus D D of Port Henry and former Troy Methodist superintendent. Ceremony held at First Methodist Church Schenectady with Rev Leon Adkins officiating. Attendants include Miss Jane Barrows of Albany and Misses Julia Titus and May Titus of surrounding towns.
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Belva Barrows
Port Henry
Homer F. Titus
D.D
Roy
Troy
First Methodist Church
Schenectady
Leon M. Adkins
Jane Beth Farrows
Albany
Julia Titus
Ashville
X. C
May L. Titus
Poughkeepsie
Roy Barrows
Mra
Done Brasted
Titus
Treasuer
Chaitin
Troy Dixie
Sorority Sets Fund Drive and Dance Social Events
A civic sorority circle at the Jewish Community Center appointed officers for a fundraising drive and announced a social with a Cloner party for 18 guests and card prizes. A Panation Day program is planned at 304 Avenue from 3:84 to 4:60 p.m. with a sale of fancy articles and foods.
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Delta Bet
Ann Enate
Marcia Laemndt
Ceenmen
Helene Patten
Payllis’ Dembo
Aku
Rosalyn Glazive
Pleelian
Trentbo
Secretnip
Ainteiny Ginshary
Eo Pied Gee Adv
Kuler Duis
Jethasda
Mone
Aveonl Avenue
Mra
Henry Maettin
Board of Managers
Charman
Mer
Ostrander Harris Wedding Solemnized
Mb and Mrs W Harris of Hoag Corners announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Jennie M Haris to Fred W Ostrander son of Mr and Mrs Chester S Ostrander of Defracet ville The ceremony was Saturday at 2 30 p m at the home of the bride s parents Attendants were Ruth E Harris and Edward Ostean Gyn The bride wore a blue velvet dress with gardenia corsage The reception followed the ceremony and the couple began their wedded life plus a separate note of a shower for Miss Edna Baler hosted by Mrs George P Brenensiuh at Tomhannock Hall with pink and white decor and songs by Mrs Maus tein
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Mechanicville
Mies ‘Teresa Dagmar Johnson
Chris Johneer
Frank Dennis
Wesley Dennis
Betty Zduievyk
Watervliet
Lara
Helen Johnson
Scotia
Edward Johnson
John Dennis
Polish National Alliance
Clifton Park Road
Tray
Albany
Cohens
Schenectady
Stillwater
Wittsdeld
Wass
Dennis
Mechanicville High School
Husiness College
Watervliet Arsenal
Army
Liwis W. Harris
Hoag Corners
Jennie M. Haris
Fred W. Ostrander
Chester S. Ostrander
Defracetville
Ruth E. Harris
Edward ©. Ostean- Gyn
George P. Brenensiuh
Tomhannock
Tomhannock Hall
Everning
Edna Baler
River Street
Robert Hamilton
Trey
Maustein
Hoxor
Huge Radish Still Growing in Town
Waterloo Indiana reports a massive oriental radish grown by local detective Erm Steffen weighs 1 pound and measures 110 inches around. The plant remains unexplained as authorities consider its unusual growth and origin. In Troy Police Court Harald Waters, 18, was jailed yesterday on burglary and grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing about $300 from Unique Restaurant at 63 Fourth Street.
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Waterloo
UPI
Steffen
Troy
Harald Waters
ML. CA
Mediation Needed to Break Collective Bargaining Deadlocks
The article argues that bargaining stalemates arise from distrust and fear of revealing terms, urging formal mediation by respected officials. It calls for a federal mediation law to supplement bargaining, enabling a process while workers stay on the job to prevent costly stoppages and address national labor tensions.
Brown in clash over per capita taxes and union drive
Uarrey W. Brown, president of the International Association of Machinists, is entangled in a long dispute over nonpayment of per capita taxes amid a fight with Hutcheson over unionization of machinists. Brown threatens to pull out, but remains tied to AFL leadership while awaiting the January meeting decision. A double victory for Hutcheson would push Brown out and bolster the union drive. RUSSIAN RED TAPE details McDuffie’s postwar travel hurdles and mixed signals from Warsaw and Moscow as he seeks a flight to Prague, facing delays and bureaucratic lags aboard Russian planes and at American and Russian authorities.
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Uarrey W. Brown
International Association of Macchiniga
A.B
L. Blinwiga
Euteheaun
Wrights
Brown
Tfutcheson
Lubbeee
Green
A B
Executive Council
Hutcheson
A. FT
A.fp. le
John L. Lewis
A, Fl, Council Table, Nole—John L. and Autcheson
Isis
Marshall McDuffie
Yom McCabe
Nut
Conducred
Europe
Warsaw
Prague
U.S
McMuffe
UNRRA
McDulin
B Path
Melsutlie
Red Army
Progig
Moscow
Dox inArog
McDuthe
Vareo Doles
Rowna
Fair Enough (Wontinugd from inge Fen.)
A critical portrait of LaGuardia detailing his policing approach and political tensions. The piece describes disputes with courts over pensions, industry protests, and the impact of strikes by unions tied to leftist fronts. It frames his tenure as conflicted, demoralizing, yet capable of decisive leadership.
Monaghan Seeks to Drop Probe as Adjournment Occurs
Albany report says Justice Parton Swift adjourned the extraordinary arm of Suprema Guard in the Ventocratic Albany County inquiry ordered by Guy. Thomas Th. Davey. Special prosecutor George P. Monaghan, who has advised the special grand jury, suggested matters under advisement and hinted future information on December 12.
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Staf
Albany
Parton Swift
Buffalo
Suprema Guard
Guy
Thomas TH. Davey
Monaghan
Ward
Thay
Tere
McDuffie Trip Through Central Europe Ends in Arrest
The traveler McDuffie, using a Russian Czech pass and a American flag on his car, journeys from Prague to Bratislava, Vienna, and Frankfurt. He faces multiple stops by American GIs between Vienna and Frankfurt and is finally arrested for speeding on a highway, with reports noting a total trip cost and limited traffic.
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Prague
McDuipe
Rratislava
Vienna
Frankfurt
Frankfuch
McDuffie
G. I
Plan for New York City housing probe by 1930s officials
A 19 member emergency housing committee led by Park Commissioner Robert Moses will study the city housing shortage and formulate a definite program to present by January 1. Mayor La Guardia and Assistant Mayor O Dwyer expect federal and state help, while State Housing Commissioner Herman Stichman plans a report on temporary housing feasibility for Governor Dewey, referencing a $60 million appropriation.
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New York
Bleck
Ham O'Dwyer
Parke
Robert Moses
Cledt
O'Dwyer
LaGuavia
Je Neg
Herman ¥. Stichman
Dewey
Paul WM. Fitzpatrick
Atate Democratic
Simeo F. Quinn
Ent
Irwin Steingut
Goth Democrats
Strehman
Taconic Furniture Co Receives Charter to Do General Woodworking
The Taconic Furniture Co Tre. of Renmsselaer County has been granted a charter by the Secretary of State to conduct general woodworking business. Authorized to issue 600 shares no par value, incorporators include Herman FR Pohle 108 Magnolia Avenue Hillsdale No Jo Charlee Ulrich 220 Martha Read Brook lyn and Hermon Spath 49 Dunwoood Street Port Washington. Another certificate notes the voluntary dissolution of the Petersburg Building Co.
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Taconic Furniture Co. Tre
Renmsselaer County
Secretary of State
Bort Washington
Petersburg Building Co
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Cooper Avenue
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Fred Ross
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Mgr
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Montreal
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Henry G. Johnson
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Irving Horton
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Joseph Parner
Sally Lobdel
Versobal
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Army Nurse Corps
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Migs
Betty G. Coplan
Liberarts
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CAP
R. M. Owens
LL C.H. Winne
Troy Civil Air Patrol
Amtiry
Lis. G. E. Schoeffter
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R. P. Prordt
W. Wyrd
Betty M. Gilligan
Carrie L. West
W. Howard Wert- Win
C. A. Slory
Miss Bezjian
Dr. Titus
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Srs Oat Wald
Lat
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Atoralyn Wale I Dorathy
Washington, D. IL
Watt
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Ostrander-Harris
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Kyser
Palmolive
Colgate Dental
Gaspe Oil Ventures, Ltd
Tellier & CO
Bronitwig
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